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Release Day Giveaway: Who I Was - Kasidy Blake

Who I Was

By Kasidy Blake

Release Date: August 21st, 2014

Synopsis:
Lillian Jacobson was a very happy four year old. She had two loving parents and an older brother who put all other brothers to shame. 

Everything changed one horrible night when her entire world was savagely torn apart. Her parents were brutally murdered in front of her eyes and she was left with a bullet wound in her shoulder as a constant reminder of the tragedy. Now she and her brother are living their lives in constant fear; every day a fight for survival.

After years of relative safety under witness protection, their situation turns from bad to worse. Betrayed by a man who swore to protect them, her brother is taken by the same people who ended her parents lives years before. She is moved to a secure location under the protection of two agents, but a complication arises that she never saw coming. She begins to fall for both men, who are also falling for her. When a letter arrives bearing the ultimatum, “Surrender yourself or your brother dies,” she must find a way to suppress her desires or she may never see her brother alive again.



Giveaway
Prize (2) 25.00 Amazon Giftcards up for grabs!!


About Kasidy:
Kasidy is a pen name, however her identity isn’t that much of a secret.  She has been married for 10 years this year to her high school sweetheart. They have two wonderful children.  Kasidy currently works full and part time but she loves it all.  When she isn’t doing any of those things she is either reading or writing!  Her friends and family are super supportive and she knows she would be nothing without them.  Who I was is her Debut Novel. With Who I Became following shortly behind!

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